Cobra Electronics ESD9210 Radar/ Laser Detector User Manual users manual

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Nothing comes close to a CobraTM
Important Information
Important information about...
him! Laws Governing the Use of
Rah Detectors
It is not against federal law to receive radar
transmissions with your Cobra“ radar
detector. The Communications Act of 1924
guarantees your right to receive radio
transmissions on any frequency local laws
that contravene this Act, while illegal, may
be enforced by your local law enforcement
officials until and unless they are prohibited
from doing so by federal court action.
Safety Alert” and Strobe Alert”
Use of this product is not intended to, and
does not, ensure that motorists or
passengers will not be involved in traffic
accidents. It is only intended to alert the
motorist that an emergency vehicle
equipped with a M Corporation
Ctpticom'M or lomar® preemption system,
or a Cobra” Safety Alerta transmitter is
within range as defined by that product.
Please (all local fire and police departments
to learn if coverage exists in your area.
AI
Safe Driving
Motorists, as well as operators of
emergency or service vehicles, are
expected to exercise all due caution
while using this product, and to obey
all applicable traffic laws.
Security ol Your Vefide
Before leaving your vehicle, always
remember to conceal your radar
detector in order to reduce the
possibility of breakin and theft.
Customer Suppod
In this user's manual, you should find all
the informan'on you need to install and
operate your [5092] 0. If you require
further assistance after reading through
this manual, Cobra® Electronics offers the
following customer support services:
Automated Help Desk is available 74 hours
a day, 7 days a work at 773-BB9-3087.
(ustamor Serviu Operators are available
at the some number Monday through today,
8:00 am. to 6:00 pm. (51.
Questions can be faxed to 7736221267,
Automated Technical Assistnee is
available It hours, 7 days a week via email
at: productirdo®cobracom
On-Im answers to lregaently asked questions
can be lound at: www.cabra.corn.
RAAAR AASAR not
DETCTOR ”'
signal strength indrbakd)
laser signals
MODEL ESD- 92|0 emergenfyvehidesafelyandstmbe
alert signals
Vl‘rZ signals
- lASEREYE‘E for 360° detertioa of laser
and strobe signals
Congratulations
You’ve made a smart choice by purchasing the
ESMZIO radar/laser detertor from Cobra?
Just look at some of the sophisticated features
and capabilities your new unit includes:
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POWER JACK '''''' lASEREVE" far 360°
detetiion of laser and
ON-OFF/VOIIIME strobe signals.
rontral allows you to
adiust the volume of the
TUNE or VOICE alerts. SPEAKER
SMARTMIJTE’M
engine RPMsensing mute (I'I'Y button for CITV
funttian whirh reduces or HIGHWAY modes
false alerts. Brman turns to reduce false alerts.
SmanMute‘“ on and all.
(Also sets rev paint?)
MUTE button for MANUAL MUTE ar DIM button allows you to udiust the
AUTO MUTE nf audio alerts. (Also UltroBright” Dota Display brightness for easy
turns Voioe Alerts” on and offf) reading. (Also toms VG? Alert" an and off)
Wits: and bold int 7 semnds to arses: Ihese [unions
0 ”INSTANT-OH” speed rrrarritaring detection
- TONE ALERT or VOIC! ALERT“ with
athustable volume
' UlTRABITIGHT‘” DATA DISPlAY
is easytoread with adiustable brightness
0 CITY or HIGHWAY modes to reduce
false alerts
0 SAFETY All!!!“1° Traffic Warning System
0 STROBE ALERTw
0 MAlllJAI. MUTE arAlJTO MUTE
0 SMARTMIITEI'“ a mute function whirb
nutomatirnlly redures false alerts by sensing
engine RPMs
0 Distinguishes important safety alerts, from
other K band signals
0 Mounts eusihr on windshield or dashboard
This booklet describes the simple steps for
mounting and setting up your [5&9210. it also
provides helpful information about how radar and
laser guns are used and how you (an interpret
the alerts you rereive.
radar, VG? and
safety/strobeindicators SmartMute'”
indicator
OllOFl/‘IOLUME control
signal strength, laser and
CITY/ HIGHWAY mode indicators
Imponnm ivfummian «ban...
Fodomi Laws, Safety M/Svmbe Aim? Safe liming
Sammy 01 Your Vehide, Cusinmei 5mm
1 mm .
2 Marion-Genny Starved
3 WMM'M—Seirings
Highway/aw Made
umnrigm' mm Display Bvighmess
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Mm Mme Mods
SmariMuie".
Wine/Tone Selma
VGZ Mew’ Audio Sening
4 0mm.
Signals Dermot!
Mdio News
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InstumOn Derem'un
Responding tn Maris
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kyour ESE-9210 if you mount it at a point
(approximately in the center of the vehicle,
as low as possible on the front windshield
without obstructing the unit's view of the
road either to the front or rear, You can
also mount it directly on the dashboard.
bashboanl mounting
The unit's lenses must not be blocked and
the LoserEye‘” should have a clear view out
the back window to allow 360° detection.
Radar and laser signals pass through glass
but not through other materials and obiects,
Obiects tltat can block or weaken incoming
signals include:
> windshield wiper blades
> mirrored sun screens
b dark tinting at the top of the
‘windshield
b heated Windshields currently available
on some vehicles (lnstaclear for Ford}9
Electric/ear for GM? consult your
dealer to see if you have this option)
lratucbwlarford‘a “WWI/MM olionlmor my, lot
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Windshield Mounting
I. Attach the rubber cups to the bracket.
2. Make sure the rubber cups and
your windshield are clean.
3. Push the bracket firmly onto
the windshield.
4. Attach the detector to the brodcet.
Check the angle of the unit.
lll'TAIJ-A'I'l
5. To adiust the angle if necessary,
gently push or pull on the bracket
to bend it. DO NOT use the
detector to bend the bracket.
7. Plug the cigarette lighter adapter on
the power cord into your vehicle's
cigarette fighter
8. Youean temporariby remove the
detector whenever you wish by
sliding it all of the bracket.
Hate the detector on the dashboard
to find a location where the unit has
a clear, level view of the road. The
angle can N01 be adiusted alter
mounting,
2. Remove the poper backing from one
side of the hookundloop laotener.
3. Attach the pad to the dashboard at
your chosen Iomtion and remove the
other paper ha(king.
4. Attach the detector to the hookan oop
fastener. You (an remove and reattach
the unit as often as you like.
6. Plug the cigarette lighter adapter on
the power (ord imo your vehicle's
(igarette lighter.
OPIIA‘I‘ION 0 GETTING STAR J
I. lurn on the unit and adiust audio
volume by rotating the
ON-OFF/VOLUM! CONTROL DIAL
clockwise (away from you).
2. You will hear the voice "105509
”TESIING” (then 3 beeps) “
”SYSTEM READY”.
lhe letter ”h” will appear ih
the display indicating that the
power is on.
NOTE: In some vehicles, power is
supplied to me (igarefle lighter even
while the ignition is all. If this it the
case with your vehicle, you should
turn all or unplug your 509210
when parking for lengthy periods.
- Buttons can have multiple functions.
0 Depending on your choice of Voice Alert“I
or Tone Alert made, you will hear either
voice messages or tones confirming
changes in settings
' All settings will be stored in memory
when the power is turned off and recalled
when the power is turned back on,
Highway/ City Mode
Setting your ESMZTO to City mode delays
all X band audio alerts until the signal
strength reaches level 3, (A single beep will
sound when the signal is first detected)
This will ioduie false alerts while you are
Praiedare
Press and
release the
CI" bintori.
To change from
riy mode
mode
_ To drango Irom
City node back
i to Highway
(Q :\:)c l
XKKaVS WWW?
Time
1 beep C
appears in
the display
OPIIATIOII ' SETTI
dliving in or near urban areas where there
Ultraliriglrl'”I Data
are many sources for conflicting X band
Display Brightness
You can cycle through the settings
signals such as microwave towers and . ated h‘n the DIM button
automatic door mum You can choose from three settings for lit rope ll we I _9 .
‘ hnghmess of the display. The factory sent/pg is HnghI.
To dionge settings, follow the procedure in
the table below, whidi indicates what you
will see and hear (either in Voice hiert'"1 or
Tone Alert mode) as you complete each step,
fire {achrry setting is Highway made,
CITY button
Press and term
DIM button
Vaicn Visual Display
Press and release
the ”l". haiton
appears in
the dlSlllflV
, @ "gm
Press and release
the DI“ button
a third time.
. the bri htrress
i, to Brig t
llA‘I'IOII 0 SETTINGS
g an Alert
sour ESMZlO alluws you to quickly turn
roll an audio alert by momentarily pressing
' the MUTE button if you press the MUTE
button a serond time during the alert, the
audio alert will be turned back on.
MUTE button
Press and release
Prareduru
rm and term
the MUTE button
while no lien
is mum
has; and telease
the MUTE hlmrrn
again while no
alert is orannng
Auto Mute Mode
Auto Mute will automatirally reduce the
audio volume of all alerts alter 4 seconds
for as long as the signal is detected,
ihe forte/y setting IorAuhr Mute is ON,
Visual Display
SmartMute'”
SmurtMutem is a unique new feature of the
[509210 that allows you to avoid alerts
you don’t need to hear because you are
stopped or moving slowly, By sensing the
”revs” (RPMs) of your engine, SmartMute‘M
knows when you are at low speed and
automatically mutes alerts (exrept for strobe
signals from emergency vehicles)
Before SmanMutem will work, you must
set an attivation point for your engine's
revs (see page 10). Whenever the revs are
below that point, SmartMute'" will begin
mutingr The activation paint will be stored
SMAITTMUTE'M button
Press and release
OPIRA'I'IOII 0 SETTI
in memory and recalled each time the ‘
is turned on.
The factory sem'ng is Smart/dine” OPE
PLEASE NOTE: SmartMule’“ may not
work wilh some vehicles because it runner
sense the engine’s revs. In such roses, you
ran redure unwanted audio alerts by using
Auto Mule and City mode when appropriate,
vim Visual Display
dot wears next to
the lane dialarter
mneméi
IIA'I'IOII 0 SETTINGS
to Remember Whie
SmartMate'"
gmartMute’“ works with bath City and
Auto Mute modes.
Whenever your engine revs are below the
activation point, the dot next to the large
dtaracter an the right side of the display
will remain Iit. Above the attivntion paint,
the (lot will blink twice every 2 setonds.
I0
If, for any reason, the unit stops sensing
your engine's revs, SmartMute"'1 will
indicate an error and automatically turn off.
The rev point you set will be stored in the
unit‘s memory when power is turned off, and
recalled each time the power is turned on.
The rev paint must be reset it you use
your [SD‘iZlO in a different vehicle,
Important: When initially (hoosing your
Smat‘tMuteTM activation paint, a setting
of approximately 300 to 600 RPMs above
idle is rerommended. You can reset the
activation point at any time to fit your
individual preferen(es and driving style.
Setting the Smartlllate'"I
Attivatian Point
Your ESD‘iZlO must be installed in your
vehide
Caution: Do not attempt to set the rev
point while driving. Your vehicle should
be parked and idling,
Premium Tone
Presmrdhold the ‘Zheeps
SHAMUTE'"
button lot 2
Premium
Kev WI" chairs to
the level you wish
to set key the engite
slitjttiy abate Itlle
and held revs steady
tar 2 seconds.
Pvatedura
Tune
Attire ties-ed rev loud, 3heeps “Sn-1mm” al three hats hash
‘ pres rltd role-me the sef three timer
SMARTMIITI'“ hmarr =
OPIIA‘I‘IOH 0 SETTI
Smarttltute'" must be turned on.
Depending on whether the unit is in lane
Alert or Voice Alert” mode, you will hear
beeps or vai(e messages as you follow
these steps:
Veire Visual Display
"m min nus”
Visual Display
Veim Visual Display
II
IA‘I‘IOH O SETTINGS
[lone Setting
liou can set your [509210 to sound alerts
with either a voice or a tone, You chunge
settings by using the MUTE button.
In Voice ihlertm mode you will first hear
several tones, then a voice mecsage
announcing the type of signal detected,
followed by more tones. In Tone Alert ‘ 7 v ‘
mode, on will hear the tones onI .
l l MUTE button
the factory setting is Voice Alert“ made , Press and hold an 1 seconds
Tone Ilnire Visual Display
n"
While no signd is
being dawned,
Procedure
While no signal IS
being detected,
press and hold the
mm himori loi
ma seconds
10 Iron
Voice A rtW'
to Tom Alert
To change from
; Tone Ahrt hack
to Voice Ihlerl‘"I
pies: and hold the
MIT! himnri lot
two seconds again
12
OPERATION ' SETTIN5§
VG-Z Alene Audio Setting f‘gi
The [309210 is undetectable by police
VG-Z detection devices, and will alert you
when such a device is in use near your
vehicle. During the alert, the unit continues
to detect other signals. You can choose
‘ whether or not you want your unit to
sound VG-Z alens,
The factory setting is VG? Audio On,
DIM button
Procedure
To lum 0" While no signal is
vgq hang detected,
minim health
to two maids.
mo no signal is
being detected, WES
and hold the DIM
himm lui two
seconds ogan.
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, tables on the following pages show
“You the types of signals your [509210
will detect, as well as the voice and
visual alerts it provides for each one.
Audio Alerts
In Voire Alert” mode you will first hear
several tones, then a voire message
announring the type of signal deterted,
followed by more tones. In Tone Alert
mode, you will hear the tones only.
In both Voire Alertw and lone Alert modes,
a distinctly different alert tone is used for
each type of signal detected (induding
separate tones for each laser signal). For
X, Kand Ka band radar signals, the tones
will repeat faster as you approach the signal
saline. The repeat rate of the tones gives you
useful information about the signal detected,
(See Responding to Alerts, page 17)
Visual Display
All indication of the type of signal
detected will appear in the UltraBlight’"
Data Display. During X, K and Ka alerts,
a number will also appear, indicating
I4
the strength of the signal detected.
(1 = weakest, 5 = strongest)
-l
Type al Signal
X band radar
K band ratio
to band lath
Type at Signal
Visual Display
(Cr Kill-ff s 5)
III 102W"
lIl lAtrolyteV'“
During laser alerts the letter "i" will appear,
instead of the signal strength indi
, it. jl
ram Signals nalasam
ran-m Simols hollw mm
PLEASE NO‘l'E: Beep rate (hedges with
different laser alerts
ration.
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During VGZ Alert® the letter ”V” will appear
the letter ”5” will appear.
During Safety illert® and Strobe Alert“
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‘fhree band frequencies have been approved
by the federal Communications Commission
(FCC) for use by speed monitoring radar
equipment
X Iranrl 10.525 GHZ
K band 24.150 GHZ
Kn band 314003600 GHz
Your ESD9210 detects signals in all three
radar bands.
VG-2
VG-Z is a "detector detector" that works
by detecting Iowlevel signals emitted by
most radar detectors. Your ESD9210 does
not emit signals that can be detected by
YG-Z, but does detect Vii-2 signals and
will alert you when a device is in use
near your vehicle.
Safety Alert” Traffic
Warning System
”fin." FCC-approved Safety
w Alert® transmitters emit
microwave radar signals that indicate the
presence of a safetyrelated concern.
Depending on the frequency of the signal
emitted, it can indicate a speeding
Dlll'l'AIlDIII. RADAR 1 I‘ll!
emergency vehicle or train, or a stationary
road hazard
Because these microwave signals are within
the K band frequency, mast conventional
radar detectors will detect Safety rtlertm
signals as standard K band radar. Your
ESDDZlO, however, is designed to
differentiate between standard Kband
and Safety AlertO signals, and give separate
aims for each.
Safety Alert" technology is relatively new.
Safety illert‘m transmitters can be found in
limited numbers in all 50 states, but the
number is growing. Depending on your
location, you may not receive these alerts
regularly and may often encounter
emergency vehicles, trains, and road
hazards without being alerted As the
number of transmitters increases, these
alerts will become more common.
when you receive such an alert, please
watch for emergency vehicles ahead of you,
on cross streets, and behind you. lfyou see
an emergency vehicle approaching, please
pull over to the right side of the road and
allow it to pass.
Strobe Alert'”
Spea‘al strobes mounted on the light bars of
authorized emergency vehides (fire trucks,
police cars, ambulances) automatically change
traffic signds as the vehicle approadres an
intersection These strobes and the special
strobe detectors located on the traffic signals,
introduced fairly recemly by 3M and Tomar,
are already in use in more than 1000 cities
nationwide (abra’s exclusive Strobe Itlert'M
detector will detect these special strebes and
give an Emergency Vehicle alert.
When you receive such an alert, please watch
for an approaching emergency vehicle and pull
over to allow it to pass. To inquire about
coverage in your area, contact your lord fire
and police departments
Does weather have any affect
on lIDAR?
Yes. Rain, snow, smoke, tag, or airborne
dust particles will reduce the effective
range of LIDAll and can, if dense enough,
: prevent its operation.
; Carr lIDAR operate through glass?
. Yes. Newer LIDAR guns can obtain
readings through most types of glass.
‘ However, the laser pulse also can be
unnannunmo nun: l u "
Some (ammon questions about lIDAR include:
received through glass to trigger an alarm
by your {so-9210,
(an IJDAR operate wln‘le in motion?
Na, Because LIDAll operates byline afsight,
the person using itcannot drive the vehide,
aim, and operate the gun all at the same time.
Is lIDAR legal to use? ,
Yes, It is legal in all 50 states.
lIDAR (laser)
The correct name for the technology that
people refer to as laser is actually IJDAR,
which stands for Light Detection and Ranging. ;
[IDAR operates madr like radar. Its signal
spreads out Idce a radar signrd, though not as
quickly. Unlike radar, UDAR rmst have a dear
line of sight to its target vehicle throughout
the entire metaurement interval. Obstructions
such as sign posts, uhiity poles, tree branches,
etc., in prevent valid speed measurement.
give you years of troublehee performance
without the need for service. No routine
maintenance is required.
if your unit does not appear to be
operating properly, please follow
these troubleshooting steps:
> Make sure the power cord is
properly connected.
> Make sure the socket of your vehicle‘s
cigarette lighter is clean and free
of corrosion.
> Make sure the power card‘s cigarette
lighter adapter is firmly seated in your
cigarette lighter.
> Check the power cord fuse. (Unscrew
the ribbed end cap of the cigarette
lighter adapter and examine the fuse.
If required, replace itwith a lamp
fuse only.)
IITIIIAIICI l lllVIGI
Service
You can receive technical assistance with
your unit through one of our customer
support services:
Automated Help Desk is available
24 hours a day, 7 days a week at
7738898007.
Customer Service Operators are
available at tfre same number Monday
through Friday, 0:00 am. to 6:00 pm. (ST.
Questions can be faxed to
7736222269,
Automated lechnicol Assistance
is available 24 hours, 7 days a week
via email at productinfo@cobra.com
Orine answers to frequently
asked questions can be found at:
wwwcobracom.
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If you suspect that your unit
requies service, please call
773-889-3087 BEFORE shipping
it to Cobra? This will ensure that
you receive service as quickly
as possible.
If you are asked to send your unitto the
Cobra” factory, please follow these steps:
1. Send the complete unit, including
power cord. (It is not necessary to
include the mounting bracket.)
2. For warranty repair, enclose some
form of proofof-purchase, such as a
photocopy or carbon copy of a sales
receipt. If you send the original
receipt, it cannot be returned.
3. Enclose a typed or clearly written
description of the problem you are
having with your unit, plus the name
and address where you want the
unit retumed.
4. Pack the unit securely to prevent
damage during transit. If possible,
use the original packing materials.
5. Ship prepaid and insured using a
traceable carrier such as United 1
Parcel Service (UPS), Federal Express, 1;
or first class mail with deliyery
confirmation. Ship to:
Cobra Factory Service
Cobra Electroaies Corporation
6500 Cortland St.
Grioago, ll 60707
6. Please allow 3 to 4 weeks before
contacting us about the status of
your service. Call 773-089-3087
for assistance.
If your unit is under warranty, it will
either be repaired or replaced upon
receipt, depending on the model. If your
unit is out of warranty, you will receive a
letter informing you of the repair or
replacement charge.
(ohm Mantis (orpsrafnn
6500 West (ottlmd Street, Mam, limis 60707
www
COBRA ELECTRONICS (ORPORA'I'ION
wanants that “as Cobra” 10 lland'"I Radar/Laser
Detectors, and the component parts thereof, will
lie tree of defects in workmanship and materials
for period of one (1) year from the date at first
consumer purdiase. this wananty may he
enforced by the first consumer purchaser,
provided tlwt the product is utihzed within
the USA
Cobra”3 will, without charge, repair or replace, at its
option, defective 10 Band‘“ Radar/laser Detectors,
yxoductsorcomrmentpartsrponflivetytothe
(M Factory Service Department, accompanied
by proat of the date oflist corisuner purdutse,
such as a duplicated copy of a sales receipt.
You must pay any initial shipping charges
required to ship the product tor warranty
service, but the return charges will he at
Cobra's expense, it the product is repaired
or replaced under warranty.
This warranty gives you specific rights, and
you may also have other rights which vary
tram state to state.
22
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Exclusions: 1his limited warranty does not apply;
1) to any product damaged by accident, 2) in
the event of misuse oi abuse of the product or
as a result of unauthorized alterations or repairs;
3) if the serial number has been altered,
defaced or removed; 4) if the owner of the
product resides outside the U.S,A.
All implied warmnties, including wormaties of
merchantability and fitness tor a particular
purpose are limited in duration to the length
of this warranty.
(ohra° shall not he liable for any incidental,
consequential or other damages; including,
without limitation, damages resulting lrom
loss of use or cost of installation.
Some states do not allow limitations on how
long an implied warmaty lasts and/or do not
allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental
or consequential damages, so the above
limitations may not apply to you.
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This radar detector is covered by one or more of the following US. patents:
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